The documentary feature has also been submitted to the Green Screens Film Festival in UCLA March 2017, the Newport Beach Film Festival, the Cannes Film Festival and Milan Film Festival in May 2017, the Brooklyn, Sheffield and Edinburgh Film Festival in June 2017,  the Japan Wildlife Film Festival in Tokyo, August 2017, the Green Screen Festival in Germany, the Toronto International Film Festival, Downtown LA Film Festival and the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival in September 2017, the American Conservation Film Festival West Virginia and Rotterdam International Film Festival in October 2017,  and has been Officially Selected for the Wildlife Conservation Film Festival in New York City in October 2017.

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Q&A Panel:  

Beth Pratt, National Wildlife Federation’s California Director, leads the #SaveLACougars campaign, and has worked in environmental leadership roles for over twenty years, and in two of the country’s largest national parks: Yosemite and Yellowstone. Although she’s lived and worked in some of the most beautiful places on the planet, and on a variety of projects involving wolves, bears and other wildlife, she says,” nothing has inspired me more than helping to build this landmark crossing outside of Los Angeles to help save this urban population of mountain lions.” She is also the author of the book, “When Mountain Lions are Neighbors: Wildlife in Today’s California,” to be published by Heyday.

Beth can speak at your event on a variety of topics, including mountain lions, the Liberty Canyon wildlife crossing and #SaveLACougars campaign, and California wildlife in general. Contact her at prattb@nwf.org.